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Ridiing and hunting.
S.E.Ak:
Hopefully it would be the same a carring a rifle in the trunk or behind the seat of your pick-up but bikers always have that little extra to worry about.
Badnews Bob:
Ya know the bigger bike all have the grunt to pull a trailer thease days, I wonder how well one would work for hauling back some deer chops? As for carry of the firearm I live in SE Kentucky people look at ya funny around here if ya aint packin. Packin in your bags is legal here also but a CCW is pretty easy to get too.
AtlLaw:
--- Quote from: Badnews Bob on December 04, 2008, 10:30:53 PM --- ...pull a trailer... I wonder how well one would work for hauling back some deer chops?
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Sometime after I wrote my post the same thing crossed my mind! I know people who pull home made trailers and they can carry a BUNCH of stuff! I ain't putting no trailer hitch on my scoot though! That leads to Geezer glides, you and the OL wearing matching pin striped leathers and full face helmets! ;D
deernhog:
--- Quote from: AtlLaw on December 04, 2008, 11:15:29 PM ---
--- Quote from: Badnews Bob on December 04, 2008, 10:30:53 PM --- ...pull a trailer... I wonder how well one would work for hauling back some deer chops?
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Sometime after I wrote my post the same thing crossed my mind! I know people who pull home made trailers and they can carry a BUNCH of stuff! I ain't putting no trailer hitch on my scoot though! That leads to Geezer glides, you and the OL wearing matching pin striped leathers and full face helmets! ;D
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UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGGGGGGHHH!!!! :P My OL would go topless before she would wear that but my OL would go topless anyway 8)
Cheesehead:
What would be considered as a Geezer Glide?
Cheese
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